Posts by Dr. Harry L. Reeder III — Page 6

The use of profanity is either the result of a weak mind or a weak argument: "I don’t have the ability to debate you, so I’m going to verbally assault you."

These women aren’t just names – they’re somebody’s daughter, they’re somebody’s sister – that have become nothing more than objects and then destruction.

        Listen to the 10 min audio Read the transcript: TOM LAMPRECHT:  Harry, additional statistics are in from the Open Doors’ “Intolerance Against Christians.” The number of Christians murdered increased to more than 3,000 in 2017. The report analyzes the data collected in 2017, a year in which, according to the organization […]

3 things contributing to the U.S. drop in life expectancy

      Listen to the 10 min audio Read the transcript:  MULTI-YEAR LIFE EXPECTANCY DROP NOT SEEN SINCE ’60s TOM LAMPRECHT: Harry, statistic out of World Magazine: “U.S. Life Expectancy in 2016 Drop for The Second Straight Year.” An Average Adult can now expect to live 78.6 years with a five-year gap between life […]

Here is an African-American operating from the blessings of the success of Martin Luther King’s initiative but, yet, government attempted to silence him.

Our nation ought to provide a place of refuge for the refugees until they can be properly vetted and either restored back into their nation or brought into this nation and, in the vetting, there ought to be a category for religious and political persecution.

          Listen to the 10 min audio Read the transcript: COLLEGE FOOTBALL’S BIG NIGHT AND BIG PRAISE FOR GOD TOM LAMPRECHT:  Harry, last Monday night, Alabama was heard around the world as Nick Saban won his sixth national championship. He now ties Bear Bryant. DR. REEDER: Yeah, it was quite an […]

A graduate student tells this tenured professor that he is a right-wing homophobe because he believes the same-sex marriage issue ought to be up for debate.

Do you know the frivolous programs your tax dollars fund?

I believe there’s a place for us to fund medical research and some of the fine arts, but what we don’t fund with tax dollars are specialized agendas.

We're at a point now where the journalism that you would have seen as you checked out of the grocery store counter, which was the tabloid journalism of freakish news, has now become mainstream journalism.

The culture of death must be confronted, not only at the beginning of life, with abortion, but also at the end of life, with assisted suicide.

Politics is to enact good policies for the well-being of people. To love your neighbor is to engage in politics ... and evangelism.

We need to spend time with people carefully who are going through gender dysphoria, but what we also are dealing with here is society descending into insanity and imbecility.

Trump made ten basic campaign promises and he has either accomplished them or initiated their accomplishment.

Is it pointless to make New Year's resolutions?

            Listen to the 10 min audio Read the transcript: TOM LAMPRECHT: Harry, one thing’s for sure:We never run out of material on Today in Perspective as we try to give a commentary on the news through the lens of Scripture. Today, I’d like to look ahead to 2018 but, […]

The top 11 news, faith and culture headlines of 2017

Pastor Reeder picks the top 11 headlines of 2017 and discusses how the news happenings affected our country and culture.

          Listen to the 10 min audio Read the transcript: TOM LAMPRECHT:  Harry, John Stonestreet recently addressed the fact that America is shrinking. He said, “I don’t mean we’re getting shorter.” What he was referring to is the latest official estimates taken from two years of data that puts the U.S. […]

          Listen to the 10 min audio Read the transcript: TOM LAMPRECHT:  Harry, yesterday, we talked about the tax package that was passed by Congress. There was another news story that made headlines last week and that was Donald Trump’s national security strategy speech. To highlight the four pillars of that […]

I support it because it’s a step forward – not complete, by any means – a step forward on limited government affirming that people own their money, not the government.

      Listen to the audio Read the transcript: TOM LAMPRECHT:  Harry, today, I want to take you to a blog piece written by Mary Sauer. She says, “I have Christmas-induced parental guilt and I don’t know what to do about it.” In essence, in this piece, she talks about how Christmas can get […]

Advent and Christmas, ever wondered what's the difference?

          Listen to the 10 min audio Read the transcript: TOM LAMPRECHT:  Harry, today is our final broadcast prior to Christmas Day 2017. Today, I’d like to have a discussion on what is Advent? For many of us, we think, “Well, it’s a season between Thanksgiving and Christmas Day.” Is that […]

R.C. Sproul was an absolute titan. We think of the great impact of a Billy Graham in the breadth of the church and his commitment to crusade evangelism.

          Listen to the 10 min audio Read the transcript: TOM LAMPRECHT: Harry, on today’s podcast, I’d like to do a follow-up to Monday’s program, as well as Tuesday’s program. Monday, we talked about the Doug Jones/Roy Moore election out of Alabama. Yesterday’s broadcast, we talked about the fact that American […]

Want our trust? The 7 things an elected official MUST do to gain it

          Listen to the 10 min audio Read the transcript: TOM LAMPRECHT:  Harry, anyone following the news realizes that the House Judiciary Committee had somewhat of a firestorm last week when Rod Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general, came before that committee. There was much discussion over what appeared to be partisanship […]